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Bunny Wailer (mp3)Full album: Time Will Tellmp3 / 1990 year / 170 kbs / 56 mb / 45 min download album |
Bunny Wailer (mp3)Full album: Roots Radics Rockers Reggaemp3 / 1990 year / 192 kbs / 50 mb / 36 min download album |
Bunny Wailer (mp3)Full album: Liberationmp3 / 1988 year / 192 kbs / 62 mb / 45 min download album |
Bunny Wailer (mp3)Full album: Marketplacemp3 / 1985 year / 192 kbs / 53 mb / 38 min download album |
Bunny Wailer (mp3)Full album: Blackheart Manmp3 / 1976 year / 192 kbs / 63 mb / 46 min download album |
Bunny Wailer (mp3)Full album: Rockersmp3 / 1979 year / 192 kbs / 8 mb / 05 min download album |
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Album: Time Will Tell- Soul Rebel
- I Shot The Sheriff
- Time Will Tell
- Bellyfull
- Redemption Song
- No Woman No Cry
- Slave Driver
- War
- Crazy Bald Head
- Rebel Music
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Album: Roots Radics Rockers Reggae- Roots Radics Rockers Reggae
- Cease Fire
- Let Him Go
- The Conqueror
- Rockers
- Wirly Girly
- Rockin' Time
- Love Fire
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Album: Liberation- Rise And Shine
- Liberation
- Botha The Mosquito
- Want To Come Home
- Ready When You Ready
- Didn't You Know
- Dash Wey The Vial
- Bald Head Jesus
- Food
- Serious Thing
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Album: Marketplace- Stay With The Reggae
- Jump, Jump
- Dance Hall Music
- Cool & Deadly
- Ally Worker
- Dance The Night Away
- Electric City
- Tear In Your Eyes
- Home Sweet Home
- Together
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Album: Blackheart Man- Blackheart Man
- Fighting Against Conviction
- The Opressed Song
- Fig Tree
- Dream Land
- Rastaman
- Reincarnated Souls
- Amagideon (Armagedon)
- Bide Up
- This Train
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Album: Rockers- Rockers
News
Indie stars align for NOW-like series
Vice is reportedly set to release compilation featuring the likes of Bloc Party, the Shins, and Bright Eyes, with Matador and Sub Pop for subsequent releases.
Looking to do for indie rock what the NOW series has done for countless pop vixens and one-hit wonders, several top independent labels are reportedly set to release a series of indie rock compilations that will target the casual music fan.
According to a report on Entertainment Weekly's Web site, Vice Records is set to release the first in a series of compilations focusing on indie rock, with artists like Bloc Party, the Shins, Bright Eyes, Air, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, M. Ward, Ted Leo, Cat Power, and Silversun Pickups all signing on for the first volume.
Much like the NOW That's What I Call Music series, the compilation will likely jump from label to label with each release. Vice will release Volume One via Vice this summer, while Volumes Two and Three are tentatively slated to arrive later this year via Matador and Sub Pop respectively.
They goal of the venture is to capitalize on the increasing buzz behind indie music and to target Middle America, in partnership with MTV2.
"The focus is going to be Wal-Marts, big box stores, red states, and TV advertising," Vice general manager Adam Shore told EW.com. "The popularity of these bands is bigger than they've ever been before. So what we're trying to do here is give more people more reasons to listen to these artists."
The project is reportedly being spearheaded by the Alternative Distribution Alliance (ADA), the Warner Music Group-owned company that distributes Vice, Sub Pop, Matador, and several other indie labels. ADA recently inked a deal to sell DRM-free music through Snocap.